Looking for a good Japanese Language School in USA?
I would like to learn Japanese, but can't afford to study it abroad, are there any good schools in the US that I can learn from?
Languages - 3 Answers
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search in google
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i went a school called north central,in spokane wa its a public school but my teacher was a very goood teacher, he lived in japan for many years and study for a long tome. he also has a japanese wife
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
I am planning to send my son to a high school in USA. Any idea how much will it cost
I am planning to send my son to a high school in USA. Any idea how much will it cost?
And also which high schools do you recommend?
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1 .It completely depends on where in the US you're planning on going. As far as I know, there aren't any specific high schools that stand out, so I would look for general neighborhood and city you want to live in. And public schools are free for the most part, and private schools cost various amounts. In the city where I live, the private school costs $10,000 per year, but the public school I went to cost me nothing.
2 .depends if he can get into college or university. It usually costs international students triple times more than U.S citizens. The school and the U.S would want you to show proof you have atleast $25,000 in your bank and must issue a bank statement in U.S dollars... so the student doesnt work (student-visa doesnt allow working) and wont have financial hardship. Also its usually around 8-10 thousand a year for tuition and another $12,000 for living expenses. for a year it would approximatly cost $22,000-25,000 for tuition and living for one year. (and this is just for regular colleges) universities are usually higher in tuition.
And also which high schools do you recommend?
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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1 .It completely depends on where in the US you're planning on going. As far as I know, there aren't any specific high schools that stand out, so I would look for general neighborhood and city you want to live in. And public schools are free for the most part, and private schools cost various amounts. In the city where I live, the private school costs $10,000 per year, but the public school I went to cost me nothing.
2 .depends if he can get into college or university. It usually costs international students triple times more than U.S citizens. The school and the U.S would want you to show proof you have atleast $25,000 in your bank and must issue a bank statement in U.S dollars... so the student doesnt work (student-visa doesnt allow working) and wont have financial hardship. Also its usually around 8-10 thousand a year for tuition and another $12,000 for living expenses. for a year it would approximatly cost $22,000-25,000 for tuition and living for one year. (and this is just for regular colleges) universities are usually higher in tuition.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Im a foreigner and wants to continue my high school in USA, tips please!
Im a foreigner and wants to continue my high school in USA, tips please!?
Im a girl, 8th grader indonesian. the thing is, im pretty small for USA's high school average height (im 149cm), and obviously i will look totally different from the other students. does that make other students make fun of me or i dont have any friends? please give me some advice, thank you so much! and by the way, the most frightening problem is my height and body! im sure teens here is as tall as a pole and curvy as a sand clock!
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1.It depends where you decide to go. There is a lot of diversity in certain parts of the United States, so most people are used to foreign kids at their schools. I especially suggest you move close to the coasts, to more progressive states like Washington, Oregon and California in the west and Massachusetts, New York, Deleware on the east. California is the most diverse, and there are significant minority populations in the state. Kids here grow up with immigrant kids from Eastern Europe, Latin America and Asia that often don't speak english well initially, and definately look different. Your situation is unique because there are no Indonesian enclaves in the US. New York has large Puerto Rican and African American areas, Los Angeles has a large number of Mexicans and Central Americans in the south central part. Many cities have "China towns" or "Korea towns." But there are no Indonesia towns, because of the diversity of your people. You will have the same problems every person has when they are new to a school, but few or none of those problems should be based on your nationality. I suggest learning the language very well, and learning to understand jokes, which can be quite subtle in any language. If you find the right group of friends, you should be fine. I had many friends in high school that were immigrants and had to improve their English, but they were cool anyway. Good luck.
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Im a girl, 8th grader indonesian. the thing is, im pretty small for USA's high school average height (im 149cm), and obviously i will look totally different from the other students. does that make other students make fun of me or i dont have any friends? please give me some advice, thank you so much! and by the way, the most frightening problem is my height and body! im sure teens here is as tall as a pole and curvy as a sand clock!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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1.It depends where you decide to go. There is a lot of diversity in certain parts of the United States, so most people are used to foreign kids at their schools. I especially suggest you move close to the coasts, to more progressive states like Washington, Oregon and California in the west and Massachusetts, New York, Deleware on the east. California is the most diverse, and there are significant minority populations in the state. Kids here grow up with immigrant kids from Eastern Europe, Latin America and Asia that often don't speak english well initially, and definately look different. Your situation is unique because there are no Indonesian enclaves in the US. New York has large Puerto Rican and African American areas, Los Angeles has a large number of Mexicans and Central Americans in the south central part. Many cities have "China towns" or "Korea towns." But there are no Indonesia towns, because of the diversity of your people. You will have the same problems every person has when they are new to a school, but few or none of those problems should be based on your nationality. I suggest learning the language very well, and learning to understand jokes, which can be quite subtle in any language. If you find the right group of friends, you should be fine. I had many friends in high school that were immigrants and had to improve their English, but they were cool anyway. Good luck.
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